If what I offer is not quite what you’re looking for,
throughout my journey, I’ve been fortunate to connect with incredible people,
talented wellbeing practitioners, and inspiring local business owners.
I’m honoured to recommend people I know and trust, each offering their unique gifts to our community.
TRUSTED PRACTITIONERS
Paula Kitt
Counsellor
Paula is a counsellor working in Crouch End, North London, offering face to face and online therapy to adults on an individual basis. Her approach is warm, open, empathic, and non- judgemental. Paula can help with grief and loss, issues relating to creativity, feeling anxious, sad or depressed, feeling disconnected, low self-esteem.
Charlotte Leighton
Coach & Facilitator
Charlotte is a specialist ADHD and autism coach who support AuDHD women in understanding their unique brains.
She helps clients build self-compassion through strength-based approaches and improve executive functioning by creating goals aligned with what they truly want.
Her sessions are fun, supportive and action-oriented, empowering clients to make meaningful progress in a way that feels good for them.
TRUSTED PARTNERS
Bubbling spring acupUncture
Sam offers Five Elements Acupuncture. Her work supports the body’s natural healing process, something I deeply value in my own approach to well-being.
Lucky Studio
Lucky offers drawing, painting, and pottery classes for adults. A beautiful space where creativity and self-expression are nurtured. I believe art, like healing, invites us to slow down, reconnect, and find our own voice.
Traditional Atelier
Art for the Centred Self. Tasleema offers classes in geometric Islamic art, providing a mindful, spiritually enriching, creative practice that nurtures emotional healing and inner peace.
Cloud9 Wellness Hub
Jessica is a somatic healer who helps reconnect mind and body.
Web Design
Nina offers web design creation in WordPress.
She created my website, so if you like it, contact her to commission one for yourself.
MenSpeak
MenSpeak: face-to-face and online mixed and men-only groups.
Group work offers a powerful complement to one-to-one therapy, fostering connection, shared insight, and a sense of belonging.
Mathilde Simmons 